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Point pressure translated to force/square inch can lead to scary numbers. The first version I saw of this was translating the force of a high heel worn by a 125 pound woman. Suddenly it makes sense how a high heel can put dents in a wood floor.
I don't know about the temperature claims. Certainly there is heat generated. It's possible that on an incredibly small level there is a single friction point generating that much heat but clearly this point is meaninglessly small as LPs sound great great after many playings.
I think that Stylast however actively repairs the vinyl as it plays. It remembers where the vinyl was before the tip passes and repairs it immediately after.
So, the Stylast leaves sort a resotrative "snail trail" as the stylus passes over the vinyl?
I bet you were thinking of the LAST fluid applied to the LP. That stuff is intriguing, and has been around long enough that we should be out of the "Armour All Window," if ya know what I mean!